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Rogers Pattiann:     more books (57)

Animals and People: The Human Heart In Conflict With Itself Signed Limited Edition by Pattiann Rogers and Margot Voorhies Thompson, 2002 Eight takes.('Autumn Road', 'Firekeeper: Selected Poems', 'Poems, 1955-2005', 'The Cachoeira Tales and Other Poems', 'The Niagara River', 'The Silent Treatment', ... review): An article from: Poetry by D.H. Tracy, 2006-05-01 Science and poetry come together in Cascade forest.(Arts & Literature): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Eating Bread and Honey. (book review): An article from: Poetry by Bill Christophersen, 1998-09-01 Technologies in cellular: the new generation: cell phones transform as the years pass, and the latest will soon have TV-viewing capability.: An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Kent L. Colby, 2005-06-01

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61. Ken Lopez - Bookseller: Catalog 130, R-S
    $100. 257. rogers, pattiann. Legendary Performance. Memphis Ion/Raccoon (1987). $150.258. rogers, pattiann. Firekeeper. (Minneapolis) Milkweed (1994).  
    http://www.lopezbooks.com/130/130-10.html
    
    Extractions: RAKOSI, Carl. The Collected Prose of Carl Rakosi. Orono: National Poetry Foundation (1983). The issue in wrappers of this collection of prose by the Objectivist poet. Inscribed by the author to Joel Oppenheimer , one of the foremost of the Black Mountain poets. Fine. $150 RANKIN, Ian. A Question of Blood. (London): Orion (2003). The latest novel in the Scottish author's highly praised and bestselling John Rebus mystery series. Signed by the author . Fine in a fine dust jacket. $75 RICHLER, Mordecai. Joshua Then and Now. (n.p.): McClelland and Stewart, 1980. The uncorrected proof copy of this novel by the author of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz , among many other books. Richler won the Governor General's Award, Canada's top literary honor, twice once for fiction and once for nonfiction. He wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of this book, which received 12 Genie nominations Canada's equivalent of the Oscars and won five of the awards. Richler's screenplay garnered a nomination. Ringbound in cardstock covers; slight sunning to rear cover; still fine. $100 ROGERS, Pattiann.

62. Bottom
    September 4, 2000—By interweaving rich scientific detail and metaphysical wonder,pattiann rogers animates all elements of the natural world—physical and  
    http://www.worldashome.org/090400home.html
    
    Extractions: A poet, a mother, a lover of the land and every creature in it, as well as a student of zoology and the new cosmology, Pattiann Rogers is a poet at home in the vocabularly of nature. In The Dream of the Marsh Wren, Rogers reveals the genesis of some of her most admired poems as well as her conception of how and why she writes. The poems in Firekeeper, Pattiann Rogers' sixth book of poetry, are alive, flowing, and full of energy and purpose. They refuse to be contained or defined. Robert Michael Pyle writes, "I love these sparkling, burrowing poems. They know no border between eroticism and death, sheer whimsy and utter gravity, the translucent spirit and the naked body, the sky and the everloving soil."

63. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
    rogers, pattiann Papers, 19601999 and undated 25 boxes (25 linearfeet). rogers, pattiann Papers, 1977-2000 2 boxes (2 linear feet).  
    http://swco.ttu.edu/Manuscripts/special_collections.htm
    
    Extractions: 78 boxes and 1 tube (83 linear feet) The collection is composed mostly of the literary works and research materials of Rick Bass. Literary works are in original manuscripts, galleys, proofs, and other revised draft copies. Some materials are business correspondence and scrapbook materials. book and magazine publishers, and conferences he attended. Some correspondence is fan mail. The holograph notebooks, conservation papers, and environmental reports make up the research materials gathered by Rick Bass. The holograph About six boxes have files concerning his participation with the Yaak Valley Forest Council. Thirteen boxes are geological records of oil and gas induction logs and leases from Alabama and Mississippi petroleum sites gathered by Rick Bass while working as a petroleum geologist. For further details, click here: Bass

64. To The Best Of Our Knowledge - 99-02-14-B: Popularizing Science
    Wonders of Physics. Also pattiann rogers reads science poetry andnumber stories from mathematician John Allen Paulos. SEGMENT 1  
    http://www.wpr.org/book/990214b.htm
    
    Extractions: Stations Comments To The Best of Our Knowledge from Wisconsin Public Radio What science needs is — an audience. That's why physicist Clint Sprott takes his show on the road — to Epcot Center and, soon, to your radio dial. In this hour of To the Best of Our Knowledge , the Wonders of Physics. Also Pattiann Rogers reads science poetry and number stories from mathematician John Allen Paulos. SEGMENT 1: Mathematician John Allen Paulos says stories are more difficult to understand than numbers and gives some examples of how language brings confusion to math. Paulos is the best-selling author of "Innumeracy" and "A Mathematician Reads the Newspaper." His new book is "Once Upon a Number: The Hidden Mathematical Logic of Stories." Also, physicist Clint Sprott brings a condensed version of his stage show "The Wonders of Physics" into the studio to amaze Jim Fleming, and wreak havoc with his radio voice. SEGMENT 2: Poet Kurt Brown edited an anthology, "Verse and Universe" of poems that deal with science. Judith Strasser talks with him about bridging the gap between science and literature. Also, poet Pattiann Rogers reads "The Rites of Passage," one of her poems included in the anthology. Steve Paulson talks with Rogers about her delight in using scientific language. Pattiann Rogers' most recent collection of poetry is "Eating Bread and Honey."

65. Stories, Listed By Author
    rogers, pattiann (1940 ) * A Passing, (pm); from Geocentric, 1993.Portable Western Reader, ed. William Kittredge, Penguin 1997.  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/s138.htm

66. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 15
    JANE (Rosalind) (1952 ); rogers, JOHN; rogers, KRISTEN; rogers, MARYLYLE;rogers, PATRICK; rogers, pattiann (1940- ); rogers, TIM; rogers  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/q15.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents RITCHIE, JANET RITCHIE [or Ricci], [Sir] LEWIS (Anselm de Costa) (1886-1967); see pseudonym Bartimeus RITSON, [Lady] KITTY (Edith Blanche Ogilvy) RIVERA, TOMAS RIVERS, JAMES ... ROBBINS, CLARENCE AARON (1888-1949); see pseudonym Tod Robbins ROBBINS, TOD ; pseudonym of Clarence Aaron Robbins ROBERTA, JEAN ROBERTS, BRETT ROBERTS, [Sir] CHARLES G(eorge) D(ouglas) ... ROBERTS, G. D. ; see under Roberts, Charles G. D. ROBERTS, GARETH A. ROBERTS, JAMES P. ROBERTS, KEITH (John Kingston) ... ROBERTS, KRISTINA LaFERNE ; see pseudonym Zane ROBERTS, LES (A.) ROBERTS, MICHAEL ROBERTS, NICOLETTE ... ROBERTS, NORA ; pseudonym of Eleanor F. Aufdem-Brinke ROBERTS, WILLA ROBERTS, ZACHARY ROBERTSON, E. ARNOT ; [i.e., Eileen Arbuthnot Robertson] (1903-1961) ROBERTSON, FRANK C(hester) ROBERTSON, JOHN HENRY (1909- ); see pseudonym John Connell ROBERTSON, LEXIE DEAN ROBERTSON, LYLE ROBERTSON, WENDY ... ROHMER, SAX ; pseudonym of A. Sarsfield Ward ROHY, VALERIE ROJAS, ARNOLD ROLD, JULIE ... ROMANOFF, ALEXANDER NICHOLAYEVITCH (1881-1945); see pseudonyms Achmed Abdullah A. A. Shah

67. Find All Literature: Texts Book By Author, Starting With R
    rogers, Jane, RooseEvans, James. rogers, LW, Roosevelt, Eleanor. rogers,pattiann, Roosevelt, Theodore. rogers, Robert S. Rootham, Jasper.  
    http://books.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/cpc_5101_azr_author_gs_16270370_7.html

68. COA News And Events
    POET pattiann rogers TO READ AT COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC. BAR HARBOR Prize-winning poet pattiann rogers will read from her newly  
    http://www.coa.edu/news/rogers.html
    
    Extractions: POET PATTIANN ROGERS TO READ AT COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC BAR HARBOR - Prize-winning poet Pattiann Rogers will read from her newly published book Song of a World Becoming: New and Collected Poems 1981-2001 on Thursday, April 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the Gates Auditorium at College of the Atlantic. She has been called "one of the finest poets in America" by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Richard Howard. Rogers is "a crucial poet for a disconnected time" says Naomi Shihab Nye, adding, "readers who savor her perceptions, her intricate, vastly intelligent sense of connections, are heartened indelibly." Pattiann Rogers has developed a large and diverse following for poems that describe the natural world and one's place in it. A poet, a mother, a lover of the land, and a student of zoology, Pattiann Rogers is at home in the vocabulary of nature. She is known for verse that embraces the natural world and unfolds the complexities of science. Rogers is the author of seven books of poetry, the first of which, The Expectations of Light

69. BPJ Author Index "R" -- 1950-2004
    On Poetry Craft Selected Prose, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 54 (Fall 2003), 43.rogers, pattiann How to Stay Safe in the City, 29 (Summer 1979), 1314.  
    http://www.bpj.org/index/R.htm
    
    Extractions: Trans.: with Nurdin Salam , My Love's on a Far-Away Island, by Chairil Anwar Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 ( Winter 1962-1963 ), 21-22; with Jean Kennedy , Waking, by Sitor Situmorang ibid. , 21; with Nurdin Salam , A Room, by Chairil Anwar ibid. , 22-23; with James N. Mosel , Till Heart's End, by Chayasi Sunthonphiphit ibid. , 60; with James N. Mosel , The Cold Winds, by Khukrit Pramot ibid. , 61; with James N. Mosel , The White Lotus, by H. R. H. Prince Phanuphan Yukhon ibid.

70. LITTLE REVIEW LINKS
    Poets. Academy of American Poets Bartleby.com British Poetry 17801910 Byron s DonJuan Keats, John Olds, Sharon Rimbaud rogers, pattiann Rossetti Archive Sidney  
    http://www.littlereview.com/allinks.htm

71. MMI.htm
    If you are somewhat skeptical about this assertion, please take a moment to readthe following poem by pattiann rogers (4) The Hummingbird A Seduction.  
    http://www.fw.umn.edu/FW5601/LECTURE/IntroCO/MMI.HTM
    
    Extractions: Using These Notes from Computers in the College of Natural Resources Computer Laboratory At this point, you may be wondering what the multi-media format consists of Also, please note that I occasionally videotape classroom sessions as an aid to students who may wish to review certain lectures or who may anticipate in advance their absence from a particular lecture. These tapes will be made available for student use only upon request. I rely extensively upon examples as a tool for conveying technical material, so perhaps it is appropriate to insert here a few examples of the new media features that have been incorporated into the courseware. You will have noticed in the preceding sentence that the final word was italicized. In the class notes, this can mean one of three special things: Among these possible reasons for the italics, the last is generally the easiest to identify. If the word is both capitalized and italicized, itis likely to represent the genus of some organism, e.g.

72. ISFDB Author Directory (R)
    Michael rogers, Monte rogers, Nicholas rogers. Norman L. rogers, Patiannrogers, pattiann rogers. Roger L. rogers, Ronald rogers, Steven rogers.  
    http://www.isfdb.org/DIR_R.html

73. Poem Archive - Seduction
    woman. But, pattiann rogers uses her wonderful ability to take trainedobservations of nature and animals and relate them to us.  
    http://web.njit.edu/~ronkowit/poetsonline/archseduce.htm
    
    Extractions: SEDUCTION To seduce - to lure; to lead away. In "The Hummingbird: A Seduction" from , it is a man and woman. But, Pattiann Rogers uses her wonderful ability to take trained observations of nature and animals and relate them to us. This poem is one of the most sensual I have heard in a long time. It is seduction in the classic sense. Yet, not all of us are seduced by the same lures. Some are seduced by money, fame, power - even their own writing. Write a poem of seduction. Seduced By Sunlight A road of sunlight from the window

74. Textbookx : Product Detail
    product detail. A Covenant of Seasons Monotypes by Joellyn T. Duesberry,Poetry by pattiann rogers. Duesberry, Joellyn I rogers, pattiann.  
    http://www.textbookx.com/product_detail.php?detail_isbn=1555951562

75. Textbookx : Browse Categories
    rogers. Duesberry, Joellyn I rogers, pattiann ISBN 1555951562 HudsonHills Press 199811-01 Binding Paperback List Price 35.00.  
    http://www.textbookx.com/browse.php?code=CRA029000

76. Penn Special Collections-APR 1489
    Photographs from the American Poetry Review Records, 19711998 Ms. Coll. 349.Previous Image. Next Image. Index. Subject rogers, pattiann, 1940- Date nd.  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/1489.html

77. Green Campus Consortium Of Maine
    at Bates College PrinterFriendly Version. THE OTIS LECTURE by pattiann rogers willbe Wednesday, October 22, at 7 pm in the Muskie Archives at Bates College.  
    http://www.megreencampus.com/Otis.html
    
    Extractions: On THURSDAY, October 23, at 4 p.m. in Chase Lounge, there will be a rare opportunity to listen to a conversation about "ways of looking at nature," shared by four Faculty members and Pattiann Rogers. Professor Jane Costlow in Russian, Professor Rob Farnsworth in English, Professor Ned Harwood in Art History, and Professor Sharon Kinsman, in Biology will participate. REMEMBER: The Otis Event is an annual highlight for sharing our concern about celebrating and protecting the natural environment. In doing so, we also honor a former student - Phil Otis - who gave his life attempting to rescue stranded hikers during his summer internship in the Mount Rainier National Park, and who had deep convictions about Bates students joining to care for the environment. Since your name is on one

78. BOOK Magazine
    Johnson Sullivan, Evelin The Concise Book of Lying POETRY Hecht, Anthony The Darknessand the Light Lux, Thomas The Street of Clocks rogers, pattiann Song of  
    http://www.bookmagazine.com/issue17/reviewindex.shtml

79. Schedule And Speakers
    He lives in New York City where he is Senior Editor for Art in America.pattiann rogers. pattiann rogers, a guest at the 1996 UND  
    http://www.undwritersconference.org/2003_conference.htm
    
    Extractions: March 24-29, 2003 Schedule of Events Natalie Angier A Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist, Natalie Angier also wrote Woman: An Intimate Geography , a best-selling celebration of the female body and biology. Her two previous books, The Beauty of the Beastly and Natural Obsessions were named New York Times Notable Books. Houghton Mifflin will soon publish The Canon: What Scientists Wish that Everybody Knew About Science . She lives with her family in Takoma Park, Maryland. Rafael Campo An Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Rafael Campo has won Lambda Literary Awards in poetry, for The Other Man Was Me , and in memoir, for The Poetry of Healing: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity, and Desire , now in paper as The Desire to Heal . Campo has been a guest on NPR's Morning Edition and Talk of the Nation . He is also an important translator of Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca. Duke University Press has just published his latest collection of poetry

80. Author Index: Qingzhao - Ryan
    Roberts, Stephen R. The Carpenter’s Lament, poetry, 3, p.69. rogers, pattiann,Knot, poetry, 18, p.27. —, Finding the Tattooed Lady in the Garden, poetry, 18,p.28.  
    http://stage.ut.edu/sites/tampa_review/author_index_qr.html
    
    Extractions: News Current Issue Subscriptions Back Issues ... Links AUTHOR TITLE GENRE ISSUE/PAGE Qingzhao, Ling To the Tune of Dream Song poetry 19, p.25 To the Tune of Silk Washing Brook poetry 19, p.25 Two Poems poetry 19, p.25 Racz, G.J (trans.) To a Young Poet Activist poetry 15, p.14 Rahman, Ruby I Didn’t Keep My World poetry 16, p.62 In Your Eyes poetry 16, p.23 Ratzlaff, Keith Accidental poetry 19, p.23 Reading A Vaguely Oriental Poem Sent to Me by a Friend poetry 19, p.24 Rawlins, Paul Lazarus Dreaming fiction 23,pp. 7-11 Reed, Kit The Jonahs fiction 2, pp. 42-48 Prisoner of War (Amelia Manning’s Story) nonfiction 6, pp. 35-40 Slumber fiction 16, pp. 50-55 Reimer, John Everybody Has a Johnny Blue Story nonfiction (interview) 19, pp. 61-71 Reynolds, Kelly Counterweight poetry 4, p.23 Ride a Black Train nonfiction 7, pp. 15-17 Richards, David Sentry fiction 15,pp. 29-37 Crash fiction 19, pp. 45-51 Rimbey, Anne Giles Mileage poetry 12, p.42 Rios, Alberto In Second Grade Miss Lee I Promised to Never Forget You And I Never Did poetry 1, p.59

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